Nice acoustic guitar sound! <3 very clean!

I expected the Beatles song. Very cool Windwriter!

My friend and close collaborator @rplanes offered me this great arrangement and the title and theme that he thought might make an interesting subject matter. Initially, I was scratching my head as the topic seemed too vast but then the ideas started to attach themselves to his melodies and I was hooked. Humans en masse appear to be taking wrong-turnings and making things worse rather than better. This is me letting off a little steam with Rod's help. Thanks for taking the time to listen.
Link to tracks on Spotify - https://open.spotify.com/album/5pfvPjop9XCJPrVL9a60U0

Rodolfo Planes - Music composition, instrumentation, arrangement, production and mix.
Me - Vocals and lyrics
Photograph - Courtesy of Douglas Corrance

Reverse Entropy (by Rodolfo Planes and Mark J Bennett)
We drift from order to chaos,
Like it’s the norm.
Without a sense of pathos,
To see the storm.
Following your safe instinct,
Where it may go,
Or go where you are told.

We let others cloud our vision,
Like they know best.
What happened to our ambition
Never addressed.
Following your safe instinct,
Where it may go,
Before we get too old

You have the choice,
When you have the will,
And it’s backed with the,
Knowledge, and fulfilled by skill.
 
We fall for the theorists,
Like it’s gospel.
Go find yourself some realists,
Who’re less hostile.
Following your safe instinct,
Where it may go,
While you still have a hold.

We’ve been duped at every turn,
By those we trust.
Without alarm or concern,
Now we are bust.
Following your safe instinct,
Where it may go,
If you can still feel bold.

You have the choice,
When you have the will,
And it’s backed with the,
Knowledge and fulfilled by skill.

All our futures are in your hands
With all that it commands
Focus on how it now all stands
Before making your demands.

Reverse Entropy - Continental Collision (by Rodolfo Planes and Mark J Bennett) now on Spotify

Words and music by Bryan Ciliberto
all instruments played by Bryan Ciliberto except
drums by Henri Ciliberto
Background vocal singer requested to be uncredited.

Neutron Star

I’m so dense I’d sure like to burn
just like the world I’d like to tilt and turn
It’s so hot deep in your space
can’t you see you put a smile on my face

10,000 light years away
10,000 light years away

The whole world knows you’re a neutron star
burning bright and free
Sitting in the back of your favorite bar
it’s only you and me
If I could look you in the eye
this is what I’d say
I love how you radiate and illuminate my days 

I can see with my telescope
what you did so very long ago
give you a name so I’ll know you exist
You’re not the first girl I’ve never kissed

10,000 light years away
10,000 light years away

Everybody knows you’re a neutron star
so shine your light
nobody knows that you know who you are
but that’s quite alright
Will you let me keep your secret 
would that be okay
I love how you radiate and illuminate my days 

the whole knows you’re a neutron star
why so sad and blue
crying in the back of your step mother’s car
it’s only me and you
Can I call you right at sunrise
or can I just stay
I love how you radiate and illuminate my days 
I love how you radiate and illuminate
I love how you radiate and illuminate
I love how you radiate and illuminate

Neutron Star

01 Rainy Day

02 Mermere

03 Recharging

04 Prosperous Rhinoceros

05 The Story Of The End

&gt;&gt;&gt;&gt;&gt; HIBERNATION SONG &lt;&lt;&lt;&lt;&lt;
This is a song about the coming of winter! AND it is the FIRST SINGLE from our very first Album which will be released the 23th of NOVEMBER!! Very very soon!!
Stay warm!
Light, Nór


Hibernation Song

Another one from the home studio, me and Andreas having fun, and dreaming of spring and our garden.. based on a real-life collab with a blackbird, one fine day a few years ago :-)...  Hope you like it <3 <3 <3

Guitar&bass: Andreas
vocals&lyrics: me

Sitting in my garden
guitar on my knee
someone in the branches
is jamming with me
I can't think of any songs
and coming from her beak
are sounds as sweet and powerful
as all my sounds are weak

Ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-ba

Cheaky little blackbird
you're overshining me
you should have been a mocking bird
the way you're teasing me
trying hard as I did
this verse is all I had
so I stole your chorus, bird
and what you gonna do about that?

Ba-ba..

Blackbird

In between producing Feist’s groundbreaking album Pleasure, co-writing songs for Kelela’s upcoming debut album and working on his sixth full-length album, due out next year, Mocky is set to release the fourth installation of his “Moxtape” series. An unfiltered peek into his unreleased studio experiments and collaborations, “How to Hit What and How Hard" is a collection of handcrafted “off the grid bangers and some songs”, the multi-instrumentalist producer says. 
At the start of 2017, Mocky built a studio at his secretive Los Angeles headquarters. As he put up the studio walls, he began doing test recordings and switching between hammer and nails and drumsticks and drums. The first six test recordings became the basis of “How to Hit What and How Hard’. They range from 1970s Sesame Street funk to Steve Reich-style arrangements with a backbeat to songs like “Problematic” (which casts Mocky's crooning in a glitched-out new light). Though the music covers a lot of ground in his search for goosebumps per minute (GPM), it’s held together by Mocky’s unmistakable percussive touch. 
The L.A.-by-way-of-Berlin transplant plays almost everything on H2HWHH (drums, bass, piano, Rhodes, nylon string guitar, flute), with a few notable exceptions: Gonzales and Miguel Atwood-Ferguson guest on the exquisite “Desiree”, Nia Andrews lends some honey-dripped vocals to “Stop Time”, and Pegasus Warning, Joey Dosik and Aponte Poro round out this family affair on a variety of instruments. 
On  “You Can’t Rush the Funk”, Mocky’s iPhone-recorded voice is as laid back as anything because, as he puts it: “Nothing began with the computer or a click track. Everything began with me hitting something, and during the process, I realized that in the modern musical environment, “how”, “what” and “how hard” you hit something make all the difference." And for those who wonder about the method to his madness, for the first time Mocky is opening the hood on this “how-to kit" of a record: He’s releasing all of the isolated, separated instruments as samples in an “Unpacked Edition”, allowing others to make their own works recreated from Mocky’s handmade blueprint.

How To Hit What And How Hard (The Moxtape Vol. IV)

Mocky: Problematic

Singer songwriter from Copenhagen, Denmark. These days I mainly write and record with my man Andreas Märcher Schumann <3


ps..
Since joining Soundcloud I've had so much fun collaborating with other Soundclouders..Here's a couple of playmates :-) 



http://soundcloud.com/mattdalton

http://soundcloud.com/huaidan

http://soundcloud.com/bryanciliberto


http://soundcloud.com/andreas-flab-schumann

http://soundcloud.com/the-crookery

http://soundcloud.com/eric-salt

http://soundcloud.com/candjcrighton

http://soundcloud.com/andawan

http://soundcloud.com/bekah-b

http://soundcloud.com/smdandyou/tracks

http://soundcloud.com/skye-milan

http://soundcloud.com/ian-melvin

http://soundcloud.com/jrui-pina

http://soundcloud.com/joe-double

http://soundcloud.com/squidger

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